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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-23
TW0 IMPORTANT DECISIONS
oHrKR JusTIcs JONES on zHn Law mn
0knDNa oRTum SMOKING.

QAAALM a0UlA28 a14G- 70 ~ - " ~
0kRDn4a 0RTum SMOKING.
Chief Justice Jones decided TIVE in
teEestina points Of Law yesterday dur
ing che trial Of Lou Dow, China1san.
on charge Of keeping 3 place where
opium is Smoked, and other Chinsmsn
Who were charged With visiting Lon
DOVE place for the purpose OF smoking
opium. The frat point raised was as 20
the amount Of evidences necessary 10
consict a defendant for visiting . place
for the purpose Of Smoking opium. IL
was argued on behalf Of the prosecu-
ton that The presence OF q person In an
oDium den was prima feoie evidence OF
the purpose for which the person was
there;hhat 30 bold otherwise would rem
one Of such q crime. For. II = person
vent alone 70 the place, the prosecu-
ton could not compel the defendant 90
eliminate himself, and that ChinamaR
Who would give bis patron away hasu't
ret pmugRied himaalf Into this land Of
great promise. The court decided that
% conviet any person Of the crime Of
visiting Q place for the purpose Of
smoking opium, II is net sufisient for
the prosecution 10 prove merely that
The defendant vas Et place where
Opium was smoked. The defendant
must be caught smoking, or With the
appliances used for smoking In his pos
session.
The other decision was as 10 The COG
stitnti0naiity OF tue statute which pro-
hibIls the keeping Of place by any
person where auoh person smokes
opium himself. The court decided the
4 Law valid. The real import OF this
decision will become apparent when u
is understood without reference 10
whether other people smoke opinrn there
OF not, In ether words, II any man, In
bis own home or elsaWheFe provides
place where he may smoke opium, be
may be Indicted, and IL convicted, may
Be- punished under this law.
II believe q Law prohibiting o man
from drinking whisky would be consti-
tutiouai,n said the Chief Justice after
coart adjourned, and while the matter
vas being informally discussed b some
attorneys.
sThe elects Of smoking Opium and
OF drinking whisky are not dissimilar."
aAid an attorney. THE passage Of the
law preventing the smoking Of Opium 10
only expressive Of the interest the state
has 10 the well-bsing Of society. which
necessarily involves The well-being 81
the individuals comprising society. II
the passage Of the opiam law Il cen-
siitutiouai exefeiss Of power, b. parity
Of reasoning, Q Law prohibiting . man
/ from drinking whisky would also Be
/ constitutional. One smoke Of opium
| does not make man an opium heDdi
/ neither does enc glass Of whlAky. In
theory, al least, the Opium habit q no
more dangerous 90 The veil beine Of
l society than the drinking babil.n
The decision a. 30 the amount OF
/ evidence necessary 20 eonvict man Of
1 visiting the place for the purpose Of
smoking opium viii render e very diff
| ncuit, and Ia most cases impossible. 10
convict any one charged with sueh q
crime.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-23


/ Absst ElArss usek1 80 ~ snrins sns
boiiss hssss - fha keininz wursa 4
ms hswuhssis minss as coaI Crera
va Destroyed ~ ars. lha osieEn a
EAisn rsnpinl mYzlszy = ihis aay.
When TIE ksfsffne surks wera re-Isssres.
and tie mnm wsnt demn lnfn ia nlne
g Wezk Zee fsena 4 - IN. - essnll
81 arQ4E4Ueuag eeWDGs ~. xNe a.
ieAiion a. ~ nininn insree1er ~
eAA1e4 % TIE wattcr, he fzrrea e cedar
loAi Ne mor1 euAl be uiesd nnlii air
o9114el naEe been euf Ia % The EEe 20
q - eAxtF "a tAa annka sad nn4inas
R.esa ghllA ars 1uEs . aesamnlAte
Mh1se ne a1na4e i Gid I'D % aifsnlats
t1H91en ne mlneA Ihe eompany Is
permitted . romoxs wnAf loose coal
t1ete > 2 t1e nlne4 bul ara pEohihited
from nining sny nore untii he in
Npee.of psu1ounoes the miz8 GafE. II
spsakln4 e tAls master. . wsll knsun
sThs minsrs fesi sury blns ever Ne
keoe11 discovery. They know that
Newcastle = he be18 mine Tor TIE men.
- val q fof he eoupans, there d -
ne nesthwo1S. and ne men hagn bssn
ids 90 lonR that thsB are bsoomine
anxi0us 20 Eesume work. AZ the sane
tine t1eg approve The aciian q lhs IL.
apeslux u protesting their lives. Iha
nensrsl iEnpres1iou b that he mines
Be wokking ID thirty days, but for may
p9xt Do MT beliesn another Ton Of coal
vii be mined theKe this gear. ne eons-
pauy has paid out af Newcastle dnFine
ne paes ysaf bet8cen Ten thunsand and
nfleeu thousand. dollars per month, fer
labor, 9hi1h m1ney uzs pul into airsu-
luton IL tkia county By tha miners. ard
l tell You We misa that money when Ne
ere IDLE and oannoe earn Il.
Mi1 The fire fniuEs tie minef
Ne exeept 90 far Is e delays TIE TAX
ing out Of coal Il Il q slow moniderinR
flEo, and tha only danger abont Il 4
that unless IN cseRpe e made foe tho
smoke with proper air c0uEseg b blow
4 away, the smoke and dampnass Il iia.
bic 10 generate a kas Which would Of
coufza be dangerous, fog Il 9 miRaz,s
lamp eame tn esusaet with Il q taRFibIe
explosion Wouid ensue. The Newcastle
coal unless on Ere does not generate an
explosive gas 81 all, and consequently
the miners have learned 70 become care
less about gazing into ths old WORKINGS
With their lamps burning"
do she miners think the pump vas
set on Ara7"
"No, they DO mos. II ihsy dId they
would hunt cut the cnlpEit and tar and
feather him. They baiieEe q was The
result Of oaKeieganees on the Part ct
soms onA and when John L. Howard
comes 10 again the miners will ask for
IN investigation Of tie whole affair"
Is Mr.. Howard liked By the mineEsl''
Yes strange a. e may seem, he h.
believe J0hn Il. Howard could Get q
larger audience ct Newcastle than any
other man. he has keen, black eye,
long nose, and talks business right from
The SHOULDER. The miners respect him.
and next 30 him, thsy like Mr.. ktkia-
son, the agent. They realize that be
locks 0ui for the eompany's interests to
q cent. bul e the same time be q honest
with tbs miners, and theY respect him"
is there much coal mineS not yet
taken out 81 Goal Creek
sOh, yes; there we're several thousand
tons on hand, ready 10 Be taken out
when the hosting works burned, and
that. understand, viii be taken out
nov, before any more mining IL done
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-23

LAID TO REsF.-The mortal semains Of
she late Lorenzo Rlli& who had attained
within less than . month Of eighty-four
years. and who had apent most OF his life
Ia the advance guard o. eivilizatto were
laid away In Masonic Cemetery yeateF.
aay noon. Services were held Rt the
home Of his daughter, Mrs. J. y. Clarke.
near Jack son street. By Rev. john Dam
lassncsa with an allnat0n 20 some Of the
salient points of Mr.. Kills adventurous
history. Mrs. Clarke. who was % severe
" Frustrated b. her father sudden death
A. tor time % seem Rocut 70 follow ki1n.
had - much improved yesterday as 70 be
out OF danger.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-23
WIaD0M,s RnRERTINR.

Leadine ladies 81 society and psomi-
neni professional Stars hsve teatihrd
b lie sxcslisnsy IN the nosi suphatie
tsEma Guaranteed harmless and
glatchlsss. A. B. Stewart. druReisi,
ssaitis, ". T.. sells it al 30 eenfs per
bsstleana gives q bsautifal osrd 10 ever
unrnhaanr-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-23

BLccK SOMA few weeks before
Captain L. n. Starr died. be entered
Into An agreement with Mr.. G. P0ncin,
BY which be was 70 purchase the Pom
Gin block on Ffont street. The terms
we're 10 be private, but Captain Starr
raid Mr.. Ponein $500 as an evidence
Of good faith, tbs balance Of the puf-
chase price was 10 be paid when the
desd was made out. Captain Starr died
before the title passed 20 him, but il is
understood that Mr.. Pumphrey, wac
represents the interests Of the estate In
this territory, viii 20 on and csmplete
The nnrahnaa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-23

THn BLACK RLAo.-Edwin Thorns
has made great success Of the thrill
Iirg play Of the "Blaek Flag and ths
psrfoEmancs By Ibis ven known aFtisl
ard bis company will 60 OF Ia tha
suaootkest and most finished names
iusagicahIe. The play Il one Of absorb.
ing Interest, and viii doubtless be seen
by large audiences.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-23


1ns frlaeuzze transiszn - rial arinfs
1a1s - ~ nsesad ssu,araag.
Z Z. Tes<y = x. e Th.rss C1zs.
.enE teez y. ~ "A nna Is. tioek 1, u
h.e1a1 aadIlisE - SaatEIs, 91aA
nHzeh z. slEnrsan - Dax3H Hart Its
Z s1@ { = hosk 3. town e E.xuahlsE.
3 9. simpean a "a. ID .. M nEur-
pAy. quA cl4in de19 g 3 e lo1s J
and 3 block 81 TsErys hrai additiuu 20
Ssatkle. 81.
IA hsil = e.. d !. p. ndlnEan.
lraNlA1nAl lsl I, hzoek & h hsils e
s.Enh a. BslI's arst nf1ziion = ssalfisss
ssaitls L.oars /. o. o. y. - RR.
kssTy, e Acres IN See a. Tp. - H. -
e. &1Et.
4. =. Ban1k ana uifs % Wa. n.
49,: int 10 bisak n n tsWn q Rsn-
Gs1ERe Klnnsas and vita 10 VIZ
3Eawisy. qaii sfaiua dsad 70 lota ana
:. block ~ q Bell 4 Denuy's aadiiiun
% Ssaizle. 81.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-23
IMIH1 AnnNgTKp. -OhleeE Dave We

THTEB AHnxsrxDs-O6csT Dave Wei
stss arrested thief last sweating named
John Lee. tail fellow, vsaFinga slouch
hat and covered with coal dast. He
had In his possession 9 pocket knife
been stolen from L. p. Smith 4 Son; .
meersehanm pipe. lady's toilet Get, I've
books and second band watch all
the goods, with The exception Of the
watch. have The store mark upon them,
but the owner b not known The goods
win Be 81 police headquarters until
noon.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-23

Lost Hrs BLASKETs.--A loosely built
man complained 10 the police yesterday
that his blankets and other goods had
been stolen from him. II appears that he
left them on Monday night IN ona Of the
small hotels near the Yesler wharf Rnd
when he came 20 claim them found that
smother man had been IN end produce q
written order for tho things and h2d
taken them % a. adjoining house where
prfesor Of this second place refused 70
give them up without the check and the
owner appealed 70 the police 20 aid him
Ia their recovery. He was advised that
the man with whom he had lefg the goods
was rcspensible for them and he must
look 70 him for redress,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-23

81. 3 k e. q ps.s Hneaask. .saas
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As4 kse4 Cseezr as14aa a asattla
siss7 tsels IcNH 7s1'sl.zr-
A. N4sA. q Fnrt TemInannA w.ss :
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@ Morn. HaHss 81 ~ law ar "a
bakEe 3 Hallez. - 11I,s - siis1r.ss. =
o. J. c. oezsss AZ n i. 4.v<~~.
s.....e1 tE1EA lEstf ezg1rs tsfr Is Erlfirk
49,. - - 90 m1Rn1nE XkaV -
port AeTsna Nd as - STsf is are.
4. 6aNAam wna 3 pasnsrrer fas
A1Az<a b f1e Anoak- Ne 49, 49, -
Company VITA q ~ Raasn e lalSr tna.ff
s..ssny = e-e1B pendina oelore fks
D: Weed Ne out e ne rssat ys.,ss.
~ ~ 10 re uE4l time slnea BE mea mflh
ni9 RIBS he Htl aaI1srg n1srR 80 fr,,rs
ne fra1k2red hones
9AFfazu Aymnxone wha rnrenf1v -
100 ifeu1.e n 8aE Flanc1sno ~ ffrl-f.
e ls. e sAoet q Eoums mar ~ Hfr<irz
VIA - AAHo11no via. ~ - ns1..,l -
o s'...... 90 en- prunialng nof . karm izs
James Phelan. ! rgnminenf e.sss.r,.s
g =. .sa4 p sr@Aslae8, Is IN seafEie virIfisn
- SO leasing oFcF rs town H.
expressed kinanoIf - rI.rnrl.sf Al -
. - 9 srowtn Es1ce y v.sl2ed Il few
+ ". Mc0inzls, PnRot eoana aaant q
the Canadian Paefnc NafiwaE CeTnrarlN
VII le4go 6oaftIe next Non1av $780,
p1nled hY hia wife Cor q Ffaif - ma 80.
enlz = New teEi. Theg viii not rsfnrn
Hn1A J4nuasF.
James Pheian. San Francfsco. W.
ilenthc.9. Foxfland, y. "a. ccmplnr. Blake-
VI a. hA1KefkE. 4AchomiEt. g. b. Hoff-
nan. 6M1 EHznciec9; "A. w Bash, port
Townsend Mlga ActelWood. ,. "A. Sian.
Dsero1ts sc. XerkaH. IaonEnas q. o. FisT,.
aesz. Pertains; J. y. DoFne. WAL q. 4.
" ~. ronu1l.y. San FFa1casoo, :. &. Pat.
ton, Pgftlands W. ~ Beach, Rsntan; n.
y. lus1.r8 1lrnma; W. A. Williams.
Weila We1ias T.. ID. Metcnlf, PoEfsanar
y. Lever. Tacoma ". y. Arfhut8. Port
land; " 4uthariand. Victoria Thoa. Pea
cock, y. q. DanleIa p1Filand. IL. ri.
Anxnhamz San Francisco o. ~. Gerrasf.
Port IQWn8eld. Geo. II. Ho.bnoek, PORT
lana; kugena Farley. eEokKnei w, Wrlk.
fukllane; ". a. Hitchopck, Des Moinea;
2. -. 1homnA ChtcHsos II. HlckY. Msnhf
gan. Z. NIrhy. Tacoma: w. j. Wat
kinal New York, j. AioxandaA Kahf; g.
=. Bnylos san FEancfaoo; u. Fulton. Cor.
30 n9dcs ]. y. Davies. Cofhunado. d. Il.
st0ckFidae. Tacoma. are q the 0ccI-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-23

ARRIVAL OF THE MExIoo.-Tha steam
ship Mexico. Captain Huntington. army
ed here ~ an early hour yesterday mon
ms. hglnglng 10 passengers, afty o. whom
were IN the steeraHe. and LIS tons OF
frelEhk. kier cabin pAssenEoEs were for
ports aa follows YicPriA II. Pcrt Town
WAS Distributed thus. For Victoria 1ot
tons. Vancouver ~ toEa Port Townsend
lsg tonA Sosttle Az tonA Tacoma sna
Northern Pacide rAilFcad 80 tonA. After
aiechargipg here the Mexico proceeded
on an the Sound.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-23

aorYcE. Ten doiiaye fewnen
~, be pnld fer information
..sslna 10 tfse arrest nnd corr
sreson Of any ere foand s1sAl-
- couIss Of she post-infeilI-
J. s1.csg delivered " tSae carriers
.rseuenous enc city.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-23

John Gordon yesterday brought SUIT
In the district ocaHt against Charles Crit
tsaccn Colmah and wife. for the cancel
l4tlsn Of two written instruments. both
dated December a, 1856. The 0fst H.
stfumenf 4 q deed which purports 70 Be-
. conveyance By jobs Gordon 20 tia de-
fendant Of 3 tract Of land n King county,
eelRnafed Ne the l.. n. Collins donation
claim. The other instrument puFpoIts
10 ha an agreement Of John Gordon to
assiRn 20 the defendant all his tntereA n
the estate Of Lucinda Gordon, except such
personal property e. the aald Gordon may
Do entitled 10 b. reason q being the huB-
band Of said decedent The aCtisn Is
stated 70 have been brought on "the
ground that 60 the time John Gordon
signed such instrument be YVES wholly
Incompetent b. reason Of mental and
physical inilrmitle8 10 execute tho sane,
and that bis signature 70 eaid instruments
aud each Of them was obtained through
the fraudulent devices Of the eaid Charles
Crlttonden Colman."
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-23

SCARCITY or EIousE CoAL.-The shut
ting down Of the Newcastle mine hiss had
tho effect Of causing almost q famine In
house coal IN Seattle. The coal from the
Newcastle mines 10 used almost exclu-
aixply IN The city for household purposes.
and when the mines were shut down
thoro Wae bul q ANAL supply ON hand.
Tha cold weather this week has caused
an increase In the demand for coal, and
yesterday afternoon there was not q ton
Of coal % Be had from any Of the com
paniea fer household purposes. In the
evening, however, the hrst train loa6 81
Newcastle coal came Ia and today the
stingency viii bolifted very considerably.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-23

CONCENTRATE YOUR VITALITY.
One uf TIE secrets e. haalfh = -
ssnc4mtEalicn Ct vitality. Ths rsorast.
lna q sAe vial pEinoipla b dono e.
feetzAliy b. BnkmnHwxHn Ruxa
AHealtA finds hsppinesa IN TIE uere
eenEe of existancesn HRAmnnKxn,n Prtxa
help nature 20 EeaassEt her oan when
ne has besn fozoed 20 vaez1a kaz
skrunRhol1 h lhs body. When an enc.
my attacks tpEi 90 ths forces are oon-
eentEafed q she p0int Of attack % 60.
aist tie onslanahi. So With ths body
tRAMnzEzE's PuE8 coneentrnts FL one'I
Vitality 10 throw oa me eneEoaehinl
disease. Get EaAnDHEzHax Pula. b.
surs 30 taxa no other.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-23

Notice ! gentlemen To every gentle
man purchasing clothing u money
saving prices At the Star CiothiBg
House We pFesent q ticket TO The draw
inc Of four bsautifnl and valuable gifts.
KLEnN q EosKNBzR0.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-23

ARavAL o. THE PRkauER The
steamer PrenleE Arrived here ~ an.
from vancoavcr. she hronght a lArxe
tist AZ Messengers and fair freight At
~ flschasging 81 thta port she proceeded
- Taenma tor . load q ChlnAnlen and
Nonss foug from Pcrtland which viii be
shIpusd 10 China on the outgoing steam
ship The Premier returned hare daring
he afsal ncon and left Tor Vancouver ~
( cselock tbs moEntng.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-23

lee. To close the line Of q loi OF ban
per Eods. ia plush. ellis and silver; some
Of tham we're as high - 100. Your
choise fer l0s each. Q. OERkRx. no22
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-23

CAKTgRs LscxScEs- There arr A0W
lie carriers and drayuaAn licenses IN force
IN The city Of Seattle OF these al but
aozen Or fifseen arc Cor aoahae teams The
few remaining being fer sinela hnrsa
wagons and carts. The owners az the
teams ray So each For their Reenaa ard
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-23

Pree free II free 10 To every lady
purchaser OF boys clothing Ws pEesent
gratis ticket TO the drawing Of SIPS
silver pitcher and beautiful lady's
plush toilet cas9, at the Star Clothing
House. 218 Commercial street. KLFEE
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-23

Ohinehilla coats and vests for men
and boys. Klins 4 Rosenberg are dis
piAying superb assortment Of these
R0edss IN ell the popular eolofss -
prices that VIII intsrosf yea.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-23
MARRIAGE LTCRNsEs.

Nov. 2l.-Ole johnson 20 Miss Sigria
Teifefsun, both Of Florence.
New. 22.--OhaFles r. Burnham, Of Ut-
salady. and Miss Anna +. Gray, Of Was-
ley, Maine.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-23

% cts. buys eli wool sacks at the Star
Clothing House, 2Oe Commercial Vt.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-23

Our grand prizes are nov 90 exhiei-
tion At TIE efax OiothiuE Hoaae. -
OoumeFcisl streef. KIM a Eoexs-
HNn1. HoI9
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-23

50 dozen ehilarsn's all wool, seamless
hose az e0o and 30 per pair. Toklas a
SinRerman.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-23

mo EAND SALE-The Stricklcr lana
claim Of 50 acres ~ what's kaown a. TIE
ontiet Of LAka Union. vas sola ~ admin
l.trnanr,s ssle a few days $50 Very few
IsrN ans knew anytklaE aho1t The saaa.
80 eonseauentlY bidders we're vexy
1carca, ne entire .fract "a. ocaght ~
NesEra. A. A. penRy ard J. p. heyt tor
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-23

A daisy harsaini e2.6o bays q s. suit
Of hne vieana underwear 81 the Star
UothinR House @e Commercial 81.
To the ladies Of SesttseI This week
we ere diaplaying tsmpting lot o.
boys beautiful styles Jersey euiks a.
prices that vii inanFs Z speedY eale.
Kline a Rosenberg.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-23

Grand pEixs drawing al the Star
Clothing House. $50 in elegant and
ussfnl presents given away. KLEER a
RnGnNnrr1.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-23

IL yoa uAat eenains bargains iwailk
plushes and vtlgets. attend Cur rem0Fal
sale. Teklaa 4 sinResmaR.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-23

Parents shcnld not fan 90 xlnia TIE
Star olothing House this Wask. We Of
ter 30 boy'e oil Woal, uohby cvsFeuaas,
e $50. Kline 4 RossnberR.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-23

How d this fer q bargainf 10 dcxss
seaxlet Wool undertakes a. S. cts. at the
star Clothing House. a6 Commercial
street..
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-23

Headquarters for muslin, underwear,
variety and quality unequaled az bot
tsm pFioe8. foKLAs 4 eTNaEnMAE.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-23

leo. fancy ukirsing ticking. Chester
OIeaEy. no20
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-23

BaERainsin dress goods a. car great
removal sale. New bargains Monday
morninR. Toklas q 6inesrman.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-23

Ladies' aud childrsn's hoods, cars,
tnqaes and fascinatcrs In all desirable
styles end shsdea. IoEIAs 4 sESeER-
KAN
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-23

Blankets and eomforters. Wonder
full values. CHESTER CleaFy. no2O
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-23

% dozen boys' durable knse pants
ibis week, 81 90 efs. Star Oiolhine
House. Kline q Rosenberg.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-23

25c. A Iot Of nsw linen splashes.
Bic lire Just In. Chester Olesry noD
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-23
[sAYs ~ WAs D9FRzUpRp.

Wool hoalery-All WOOL 500 10 81 90.
uhsstss OlearS. 400
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-23

Ohildren's kilt suits this week at e3E
ct tho Star Clothing Houss. Great val
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-23

OEoAKs-sWe have made big rsdso-
lions 10 close the lines. Chester OleaEy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-23

IS sllk plush Monday morning.; i6-inch
K0E 65e. Tokias q EineaEusaD.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-23
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-09-26
THE EGYPTIAN QUESTION.

Probability of New Convention in Which
France Will Take a Hand.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
LONDON, Sept. 25 Since the failure of the
Anglo-Egyptian convention, the affair has been
left in abeyance, but now it is asserted that the
English government is arranging for a conven-
ton which will include France in the delibera-
tions between themselves and the Sultan. This
rather humiliating concession for England.
although necessary one to make. France
undoubtedly held the guiding rein the
Sultan's movements when Sir Henry Drummond
Wolff, Eneland's stately ambassador, was urging
the Turk to sign the convention last July. The
proposed convention. if successful, will definitely
determine the political status of the Suez canal,
the settlement of which ths Observer admits, is
at the bottom of the Anglo Egyptian policy.
This paper, however, fears that the proposed
make less advantageous terms for England than
now exst. 1t claims that 1t would
be far better to leave the affair
as it is. in statu quo for this means, at least
possession of the situation. On the other hand,
the convention can only result in the withdraw
al of Englands troops from Egypt and the OBJ
server thinks that no concessions that are likely,
to be made can compensate for this loss of die
tstorial power. The truth is, probably, that
while considerations respecting ths canal
ostensiby the primary reasons for the con-
venrion, in reality they have the least
to do with it. England long ago lost her ruling
trouble is feared this score. But the true
motives for the settlement of the vexed Egyp-
tian question will more truly be found in the
fact tnat Englands power in Africa is dreaded
by France, and the latter forces the English
government to come to some definite basis in
the